The gregarious defensive tackle was probably the star of the first season with loveable innocence and honesty. He ended up at Nicholls State where he had a good season with 41 tackles - 6.5 for loss - and two sacks. This summer he decided to leave Nicholls, because he said he wanted to play somewhere bigger. Ollie never signed with anyone and he has just one year of eligibility left.

The transfer from Florida State, who lost his job to Wyatt Roberts, still ended up at Auburn, but he didn't produce much last season - completing 14 of 26 passes for 204 yards and a touchdown, while rushing for 430 yards and two scores. In August, he announced he was transferring from Auburn to Florida Atlantic where he's playing receiver. He played in 11 games for Florida Atlantic this season, finishing with 154 rushing yards and 73 receiving yards.

The star running back in the show's first season, Law looked like he was going to do big things at UAB, where he signed in 2016. Instead, he struggled academically and left the program in May. UAB coach Bill Clark said he's helping Law figure out his next step, which could be an NAIA school or the Canadian Football League.

At the end of the first season of "Last Chance U.," it appeared Roberts had given up on football and decided to attend Mississippi State as just a student. He actually changed his mind and walked on at Mississippi State and spent last year as the Bulldogs' scout team quarterback. He's now looking to get into coaching.

Although he didn't get a ton of screen time in "Last Chance U.," he was one of the East Mississippi success stories. After one season in junior college, he got a scholarship to Louisville. He played in just two games for the Cardinals last year, and had just three tackles in the 2017 season.

Although Buddy Stephens gets most of the air time, Lesley ran the defense in the first season of "Last Chance U." After that season, Lesley got a job at Troy as the defensive tackles coach, and he's still there.

The linebacker from Houston really shined on season two of "Last Chance U." His sweet personality made it hard to believe he left Texas Tech after admitting to a burglary. After a good season at East Mississippi, the former Summer Creek High School star went back to Texas Tech where he led the Red Raiders with 93 tackles in 2017.

Johnson was expected to be a star at Florida State, but he left school after he punched a woman at a Tallahassee bar. He put up big numbers at East Mississippi - as well as doing some work to repair his image through "Last Chance U." - and transferred to Florida Atlantic. He was hospitalized with blood clots in his arm and had to sit out this season.

After leaving Georgia following three marijuana possession arrests, Rivers found himself at East Mississippi. He did what he had to do, and now he's at Mississippi State. He was ruled ineligible for the 2017 season, but is expected to suit up for the Bulldogs in 2018.

Carter wound up at East Mississippi after being dismissed from Penn State. Despite a bit of a meltdown with his position coach at the end of the second season of "Last Chance U.," Carter still ended up with a scholarship at Pitt. He played in nine games for the Panthers, finishing with 8 tackles in 2017.

The speedy defensive end transferred to East Mississippi from Louisville. Although he didn't rack up as many sacks as he would have liked in junior college, he still got a scholarship to play at Florida Atlantic, where he finished 2017 with 7 tackles.

Holly and Buddy Stephens never seemed to get on the same page, so it was no surprise to hear Holly left East Mississippi after just one season. Now, he's the head coach at Westminster Christian School, a high school in Palmetto Bay, Fla., near Miami.

The extremely talented backup running back is best known in season one for sneaking onto the field during a kick return without his coaches' knowledge and returning that kick for a touchdown. In season two, he's the star running back with scholarship offers from Power Five schools. However, injuries and some sideline outbursts ended up with those offers disappearing. Wright - who now goes by Isaiah Patrick - ended up at West Georgia, but eventually left the team. He's been charged in connection with a fatal stabbing in Tennessee.

Shannon didn't get a lot of air time despite being at East Mississippi for both seasons of "Last Chance U.," but he made several big plays. He ended up at West Georgia where he had 16 catches for 258 yards in 2017.

The mercurial head coach is still at East Mississippi where he's gone 97-13 in 10 seasons and has East Mississippi back in the 2017 national championship game.

SEASON ONE AND TWO

Buddy Stephens, head coach

The mercurial head coach is still at East Mississippi where he's gone 97-13 in 10 seasons and has East Mississippi back in the 2017 national championship game.

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SEASON ONE AND TWO

Clint Trickett, quartebacks coach

The former West Virginia quarterback spent two seasons as the East Mississippi quarterbacks coach before landing a job as a graduate assistant at Alabama. That stint lasted just a couple months though, as he followed Lane Kiffin to Florida Atlantic, where he's the tight ends coach.

Another of the breakout stars of the docuseries, Wagner is back in the same job for season two. After a falling out with football coach Buddy Stephens, Wagner left East Mississippi Community College and now has started her own company called 10 Thousand Pencils, which offers academic counseling services to schools and athletes across the country.

The level-headed coach, who filled in for Buddy Stephens after the head coach was suspended following an on-field brawl, shined in season two of "Last Chance U." His relationship with Stephens got rocky near the end of season two, and he stepped down and accepted a job as East Mississippi's assistant vice president for athletic development.

The hit Netflix docuseries "Last Chance U." hast returned for its second season.

The show follows the ups and downs of junior college football powerhouse East Mississippi Community College. If you want to be surprised about what happens in either season - although it's real life college football from 2015 and 2016, so it's all old news - don't read ahead and browse through the slideshow above.

Since junior college is usually just a brief stop in the careers of football players, most of the main characters from both season have moved on

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Browse through the photos above to see where characters from the first and second seasons of "Last Chance U." ended up.